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Old 04-20-05, 10:09 PM
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i got one complete, geared w/ wheels for $20. In retrospect it may have only been worth $15 though...

Although that was a Schwinn Continental, they are almost the same bike.
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i think your seat post needs to be rotated 180 dahgreeze
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Originally Posted by bikeordie
i think your seat post needs to be rotated 180 dahgreeze
holy crap i feel dumb, your right .what the hell?

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nice background, looks like a squat.
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no its a store room in my broters tattoo shop
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This may be a dumb question or not, did this bike have chainrings that were riveted together? If so, how did you remove one of them? Looks like you are now down to one, I'd like to do that same thing. Nice bike.
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This may be a dumb question or not, did this bike have chainrings that were riveted together? If so, how did you remove one of them? Looks like you are now down to one, I'd like to do that same thing. Nice bike.
no rivets just 5 screws ,the big ring screwed to small one so i took a grinder to the small ring cut all it apart except for the spots were it srewed onto the big one. now that ive rode i wish i would have used the small one i have a diff set of one piece cranks that have just chain ring on it im going to see if that fits this weekend. let me know if u want picks of this ugly mess
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It should fit, they are universal.
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cool i screwd up by using the big ring that things is killing me,maybe if i could use clipless
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Haha, if anyone else would know it would be you, SBL!

Well, the way I did it was this: I found a washer that could slip over the kickstand but was smaller than the housing, so it rested against that circular plate. Then either use a big c-clamp or channel locks to press that circular plate down into the assembly and while its pressed in, pull the pin on the bottom of the housing out with a pair of needlenose pliers. If you don't have a washer as such, you can use a small nut or something against it.
After the pin is out, everything should slide out.
Good luck.

huh ... that really works. Thanks for the tip.

ps - anyone want to buy a kickstand from a 73 Continental?
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ghetto
My bad, I'm still getting the used to the slang around here
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update my 25$ ride is now up to 45$ i had to buy some new tires those cracked dry one were killing me. i now can skid, well i could yesterday today my legs are way to sore.
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